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Battle Mercy's- Mercy's who rarely heal and doubt their teammates' abilities, is rather than getting assists, like some wuss, they do the job themselves and often kill unsuspecting enemies with a surprising amount of success or downright failure.
Egirl Mercy's- The Mercy who has a real girly name, no mic, and often accompanied by a white knight to back them up even though they have 1000 hours on Mercy and still look like they've never played a shooter in their life with a kit consisting of hot keys for the "You're welcome voiceline and "Thanks" and lastly a golden staff with that damn witch skin as well. Also, may be a closet thirsty guy or Weeb who just wants extra protection when they're playing Mercy.
It's dumb how so many Mercy mains got carried to Top 500.
A person who plays Overwatch has the most play time on Mercy often being referred to being a "Mom Friend", Weeb, thirsty freak or egirl, with questionable abilities on the hero. Mercy mains fall into 3 categories: